Aquamarine (Beryl) with Feldspar, Schorl (Tourmaline), and Muscovite- Specimen India while corundum of any other

while corundum of any other color is classified as sapphire

and white create a mist-like pattern unique to each piece

Case Size: 10cm x 16cm x 5cm

Connecticut preserves a three-toed dinosaur track in dark grey sedimentary stone from the famous Connecticut River Valley track beds

Approximate Weight of 1 piece: 9g

Aquamarine (Beryl) with Feldspar, Schorl (Tourmaline), and Muscovite- Specimen India while corundum of any otherMined from: Shigar Valley, Skardu District, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan Description: This specimen features multiple aquamarine crystals with a soft, icy blue coloration set into a dense white feldspar matrix. One crystal is elongated and well defined with visible vertical striations typical of beryl, while a second crystal shows a more blocky, terminated form. The contrast between the translucent aquamarine and the opaque, granular feldspar gives the